Lee Gibbs Thank you Sir. I aim only to please you 😀

No worries. Thanks for watching and commenting. Hope it was of use to you. Mine is still going strong.

Thanks for watching and commenting.

Codbotherer It’s a slightly overpriced machine but it gives reasonable results. If you want to see the example I spoke about, here it is. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pp92Zc-qt6yYnZs.html The film in this video was scanned on the reflecta. If you open the description, you will find the link to the professional footage. You can make a comparison here

@@ReelFilm2016 Looks plenty good enough to me! Any chance I can drop off those wedding films for you to have a crack at please? Mums birthday on Thursday and their anniversary on the 11th - it'd be great to give them a copy to watch :-)

@@Codbotherer email me and drop me your number. My email can be found on the about section on my page

Thanks for watching and commenting. Yeah, I have had to adjust the framed picture. More often than not, it’s always at the start of the role. Sounds like you have the hang of it though. What model do you have?

You should. That would be great. You can get some great results if you know what you are doing. Once I learned how to colour correct, my scans got much better. If you are interested, I have a playlist on my channel dedicated to all the reels I have scanned. Thanks for subbing. Trying to reach the magic 1000.

Thanks for watching and commenting. Ooh, If you manage to scan the Vietnam footage, I’d love to see it uploaded. Let me know how you get on. Also, I have a playlist on my channel showcasing all the 8mm/Super 8 film I have scanned, if that helps.

Thanks for watching and commenting. No, nothing like that at all. Unless you buy a very expensive professional scanner, all the options at the other end of the spectrum are very limited. I still think it is a good device, but slightly overpriced for what it is.

Hello, thanks for watching and commenting. I produced that video a number of years ago and wasn't as polished as I like to think I am now. I do tend to go into quite a lot more detail these days and include links for anything I discuss. (I thought there was a link). The video has been generally well received, but your points are valid. I have ADHD, so I can often forget to include things, even important things. However, I do take your comment in the way it is intended. 🙂

Thanks for watching and commenting. They are very handy if a little overpriced. I actually did a load of scanning yesterday and it’s still ticking over nicely. The only thing you need to bear in mind is that you are limited with what you can do when using the scanner but once you have a decent scanned image, more can be done to improve it by using computer. If you are interested, I have an entire playlist on my channel dedicated to all the reels I have scanned.

They are solidly decent, for me anyway. Maybe a fraction overpriced.

Hi Roger, thanks for watching and commenting. Yes, I know what you mean regarding the frame rate. When I first started to use the reflecta, I naturally assumed that the system would automatically recognise and adjust but it didn’t. Some of my earlier videos in my playlist are still sped up. But as I learnt on the job, I realised I could implant speed variations using Final Cut Pro. And then, a little bit later on, I learnt how to colour correct / adjust the exposure and my mind was blown. Amazingly, I sent a reel of 8mm film away to be processed and when they returned it to me with the mp4 video, I found that there were areas which could still be improved. So I re-scanned the film on my reflecta and I managed to get better results (well as good as) and found I improved over their footage.

Ehi, grazie per la visione e il commento. Questo tipo di unità scriverà solo su schede SD da 32 GB. Tuttavia, è possibile utilizzare un cavo di uscita video fornito nella confezione. Non ho provato, ma potrebbe essere possibile eseguire l'output su una TV e quindi utilizzare un DVD registrabile. Il problema sarà che ti ritroverai con molte immagini singole. Quando l'unità scrive i dati sulla scheda SD, li converte tutti in un video in movimento. Mi limiterei a usare una scheda SD e poi una volta che sei soddisfatto del video, masterizzalo sul DVD se ne hai i mezzi.

Hi Thanks for watching and commenting. Yes, buying film alongside processing and scanning is a costly business. I do have a comparison video which I will post the links to below. For clarity, scroll to the end of the first video to see the professionally scanned video. Then after watching, hit the second link to see the same film scanned on the reflecta and colour corrected by me. Let me know your thoughts. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ocuHddyelZivf6s.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pp92Zc-qt6yYnZs.html I am starting to think that it might be worth getting any future films developed and processed by the company but leave the scanning. I am getting quite good at colour correcting / amending exposure myself. That will save me some money.

@@ReelFilm2016 thanks for links. It doesn’t look dramatically different to me although the full image is lost with the lens problems. Am not looking forward to finding out what problems my two cameras have developed over their years in the cupboard although one has very noticeable fungus but I think I can get the lens open and deal with that. Thanks again

@@glassbrickwall4537 no worries. Let me know how you get on 👍🏻

Tom Irwin Thanks for your comments. Something like this should be absolutely fine. 😀 Hama Film Splicing Tape Cinekett S 8-100 Pack www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00006JABA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_Pj.wFbFDH8KMT

Hello, thanks for watching and commenting. Well I have always used On8mil, who are based in London. If you want to see the type of quality which can be achieved from using the scanner and doing a bit of colour correction yourself, just look at my playlist which has all of the films I have scanned so far. This video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ocuHddyelZivf6s.html was my first attempt at shooting super 8 and I sent the cartridge off to On8mil. You can view the film at the end of this video. When I got my reflecta scanner, I scanned the film which was sent back to me and this was my result. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pp92Zc-qt6yYnZs.html Let me know how you get on.

Hey, thanks for commenting and watching. Well many people do exactly that and are happy with the results but I need to have something organic. Does that make sense? Its like scanning brings me somewhat closer to the original content but recording it from a screen would cause problems when trying to colour correct for example.

Colour correction etc could take place in a video editor but yes I can relate to what you are saying 😊👍

Hello, thanks for watching and commenting. Yes, I agree, it seems like a large investment when for some people, it becomes redundant after a short amount of time. A friend of mine purchased one, completed his digitisation project and sold it on eBay, recouping what he paid for the machine. It would seem that a lot of people do this and the machines seem to hold their value. If you wasn’t aware, I have a playlist on my channel which showcases a number of films which I have digitised and colour corrected. That may assist you in your process. Let me know how you get on. Cheers

Thanks for watching and commenting. I agree with all your observations. I think depending on what you are trying to achieve, there are a number of work arounds which can be found, but I still think the machine is a little overpriced. I am considering importing a Wolverine Movie Maker Pro so that I can do larger reels.

@@ReelFilm2016 --- I had just purchased a similair one to this (they're all obviously made by the same factory, LOL) But, luckily I saw a video that made me realize I needed the "deluxe" model which accomodates the big boy reels, and switched my order before it was too late.

@@NorthTonawanda1 Hi Andrew, thanks for your message. Yeah, its a bit of a pain. I am very happy with the reflecta but I too wanted one with a larger reel capacity after some time. I managed to source such a unit on eBay for £130 (movie maker pro) but it was terribly faulty. I am tempted to get the Kodak reelz one at some point, but the prices are ridiculous. All of the scanning units available on the market aren’t worth their price. They are so cheap and plasticky. Should be more like £100. Thanks for stopping buy and if you like my content, please consider subscribing.

Hello Sir, thanks for your message. Sorry to hear you are experiencing some issues. When you say that your film is hanging, are you referring to the left or right side of the scanner or both? Secondly, when you refer to the film not being pulled forward, do I assume that you have loaded it correctly and shut the little gate above the light box? As far as I know, there has never been a firmware update. Whilst I really like the reflecta it’s a bit overpriced and their customer service is not the best. Anyway, let me know what I have asked and I will do my best to assist.

Thomas Jack Brown Hi, thanks for watching and commenting. No, I haven’t experienced this fault as of yet. Sorry to hear you are having an issue. Was you able to solve it?

@@ReelFilm2016 Reflecta have been very kind and are dealing with it - my scanner is flying back to Germany to be fixed

Thomas Jack Brown Fantastic. That’s a result isn’t it. Glad they have supported you in doing this.

Thanks for watching and commenting. Yes, buying your own scanning unit is ridiculously expensive. I have only used On8mil.com. They are located in London and I haven’t had any major problem. There was an occasion where I thought the the scan and lighting could have been improved. They investigated and told me that the person who did my scan was in training, so they apologised and re-did it. They have been helpful in other ways and are always willing to chat/ work out a deal. Hope that helps. What exactly do you do? Are you in the film industry or into restoration?

AQB Hu, thanks for watching and commenting. They are pretty much identical. I am hoping to import a wolverine film scanner from the states, specifically the model which allows you to use reels bigger than 5 inches. If I ever get one, I will make another video. If you enjoy my content, please subscribe. 👍🏻

@@ReelFilm2016 thanks for your answer. i watched a video comparing both scanners and the result of the Reflecta was far superior than the Wolverine... mmm.. maybe it is sponsored.. gonna try to add that link here... greetings

Stig Österberg Hey, thanks for watching and commenting. I just had a look the ones I have stored on usb. It does differ quite a bit as some films differ in length but for example, a movie lasting approx 3:30 is around 250mb, closer to 4:00 minutes is around 300mb. Please bare in mind that you can change settings on this machine and that could have a bearing on storage. You can also compress them to save storage space. Hope that helps.

from what I've been researching it seems you can just change the playback speed in your editing software to 18fps so it plays more true

@@jacobwatkinson6071 Thx Jacob. I don't have editing software yet, so what software are you referring to? And I want to be able to show on a Smart TV, and therefor I guess, I need a file having 24 fps without changing the original speed. So how is this done ?

@@fritspoulsen6936 does your computer have any inbuilt like iMovie or final cut? There’s a few free video editing softwares you can buy that will have the feature to change frame rate inbuilt, then its a matter of exporting it out at the right frame rate. KZfaq will definitely have some tutorials. Hope that helps

@@jacobwatkinson6071 Thx again Jacob. I'll try to look into iMovie and Final Cut. I'm not a very technical guy and yes there are a lot of very technical videos etc. on video editing and conversion. However, I don't see anything specific info on, whether you have to convert a scanned super 8 film after scanning or not. Lots of reviews of different film scanners, but strangely enough, nothing about post editing of the file (MP4) in order to get the right speed when playing it back. So I'm a bit confused what to do - don't want to spend a lot of money, if I can't get a reasonable result that can be played at normal speed on a Smart TV.

@@fritspoulsen6936 I’ve ordered one which should hopefully be here in a couple of days, I’ll investigate and try to remember to get back to you about it. From the few reviews I’ve watched they indicated that it’s a simple fix of changing the playback speed. If you have the video player called ‘VLC’ which I believe is also free I heard you can actually change the playback speed from there, perhaps give that a try

Hey, thanks for watching and commenting. Yes, used it only last week. Try Bristol Cameras if you are UK based

@@ReelFilm2016 I did but they are out of stock.

Hey, thanks for watching and commenting. Great to hear you have been digitising, but rubbish to hear that your scanner has developed a fault. It would seem that as more people are commenting on this thread, it would seem that these units can be prone to errors. If your scanner is still in warranty, try returning it to the place your purchased it for a refund or a replacement. Let me know how you get on

Try either re format the SD card or try another card to illuminate these possibilities?

Thanks for watching and commenting. I am interested in your comments and would like to respond to them. For me, the quality is important and in my opinion it’s reasonable. Personally I think the Reflecta is over priced for what it is but the options are limited in this market. I am guessing that the guides are fixed to ensure the image is captured and scanned. I don’t know if other models have improved in this regards but again, for my own purposes, it does a job that I am happy with. I think that I might have experienced the jitter you are talking about but it doesn’t seem to cause me any noticeable problems. Actually, on this very point, a friend of mine and a fellow KZfaq called Codbotherer, purchased and used one of these machines. His Family used to shoot a lot of 8mm film and recommended loosening the film on the spool before using. They rigged up a little contraption which is in the video. Link below. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Zqp7lLJ029ymqpc.html I also quite like the plastic gate design because it enables the film to remain fixed which in turn allows you to zoom in and out of frame. Lastly, I scanned a film I shot on this scanner and compared it to the professional scan. You can identify the better quality one but I don’t think it’s dramatically different. The link below is the one I scanned. If you read the further info in this vid, you will find info on the professionally scanned one. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pp92Zc-qt6yYnZs.html

Hi, thanks for watching and commenting. Glad you found the the review helpful. Just incase you are not aware, certain 8mm / super 8 cameras would sometimes allow the user to change the frames per second. All that is needed is for you to change the speed of the film on your editing program so that is suits your requirements. I sometimes leave the speed in certain films as it has a certain charm to it. Let me know how you get on or if my comment has helped you.

@@ReelFilm2016 Ahh ok! interesting to know. I've decided just to slow it down a little with editing software as it really was just a little too fast, but I get what you mean about it having a certain charm to it though. cheers for the advice and keep up the old film conversions, they're great!

@@5c0tt3wart Thank you. I have any number of new projects but it’s finding the time in my busy schedule. I’m back at college 😀

You just switch the reels and and select rewind. It’s that simple

Thanks for that showing how to use it looks simple wanted to do this for ages now this equipment makes it more easy I’m bidding on one now hope I win it lol

@@Barty63uk They have excellent re-sell value. Good luck with your bid. Let me know how you get on

avizandumfillums Hello, thanks for watching and commenting. Yes, you are correct in your observation. It does indeed come with a 2-pin European plug but an adaptor was included in the box. Even if it wasn’t, you can buy adaptors for around £5-10 which do the job. 😀

@@ReelFilm2016 Thanks for the reply. Um, have to admit I'm pretty wary of these plugs and adaptors. If they're selling them in the UK, think they should have the correct plug. And I think 'Which' magazine has been reporting on this issue. It is a decent piece of equipment, though, and the results are reasonable. It was just the film gate section that I found a bit finicky.

avizandumfillums Yeah, I would have preferred a UK plug attached but what can you do 😤. It has been fine so far, so fingers crossed. I had the odd issue with the film gate, but overall I have been impressed with the machine. Thanks for your interest though. I’ll have some new videos going up soon. 😀

@@ReelFilm2016 Yes, the plug issue needs to be improved by the manufacturer, it's not good customer service. I've digitised eight films now, and am very happy with the results. I'll have to add some duplicate frames to slow the film down just a wee bit, as the FPS is not quite right. And I've got the hang of the film gate now - it's not really any more finicky than the gate on a cine projector. You tutorial really is very helpful, and I'm glad watched it before starting to use the machine. Thank you for taking the time to make the tutorial!

From memory, no you can’t. The frame speeds are generally amended in post-production. I will check and get back to you if I am incorrect.

@@ReelFilm2016 Thanks for that...it'll be interesting to find out if it's a menu option.

@@avizandumfillums Just had a flick through the instructions and the answer is a resounding NO. 😔 However, it is a very easy fix with the right software but I know that not everyone has access to it. Hope that helps.

@@ReelFilm2016 Thanks for checking that. Yes, is what I thought. The reason I asked is because when I do Super 8 films, it doesn't scan in the same smooth manner as when I do Standard 8 films. At times it is smooth, but at other times it races way ahead and seems to be doing lots of frames each second before slowing down again. The scanning time of a reel the same size as a Standard 8 reel is also much quicker. So I've been thinking it's maybe am option in the menu I've been missing. But seems not, and the only thing that needs to be changed is the lever, which I'm already doing. It's a strange one.

@@avizandumfillums Hmm, how odd. I haven’t experienced an issue like that yet. I seem to be the only person without a faulty reflecta scanner. Famous last words right there 😂😂

I have played around with it a few times but I always come back to medium on the settings.

Hello Sir, thanks for watching and reaching out. 20K? How much is that in pounds? 😥 So, a little while ago, a friend of mine asked me to support him with a job similar to yours. I used the reflecta scanner to scan a few reels and it became apparent to me quite early on that some of the film was out of focus. At first, I wondered if it was the scanner itself, but as the film continues, suddenly it was focused. It was clear that whoever was shooting that film hadn’t refocused the camera. The scanner has no option of automatically focusing an image. What I would suggest (if you can be bothered), is to buy an old projector capable of running both formats of film, something like a eumig and project them. This way you can view the footage as it was meant to be viewed and you will know what is in focus and not. The friend I helped out actually liked the results I got for him even though there were parts of the film which were out of focus. To him, just being able to see old family members was great. My friend ended up buying a reflecta, scanning all of his footage and then sold it afterward. One last thing, I use FCP myself and it’s fantastic at colour correcting / lightening some of the old footage. There’s a lot you can do with the scanner and FCP but refocusing isn’t one of them, I haven’t had a problem with the scanner since I have had it. If you want to see more of the reels I have scanned, I have a dedicated playlist on my channel, to give you a better idea. Let me know your thoughts.

@@ReelFilm2016 Thank you very much for your elaborate and quick answer. 20 K was in Norwegian kroner. Sorry :-) That is about 2000 pounds. A Reflecta is priced between 450 and 600 pounds here in Norway from shops. I will check for used and maybe also borrow a projector. My father was definitely not a pro, but I remember the movies better focused than the results I received. Not quite sure how they were digitalized since I had no hand in the process. The guy also lost the originals... I tried the sharpen function in FCP and it might help here and there, but my experience is that you have to be careful with it.I am waiting for the new 16'' MacBook with M1 chip so I can update FCP to the latest version. Thank you again. It seems like the Reflecta might be worth a try. When the shops open again I will check it out ;-) All the best.

@@unklbacon wow, £2000 pounds is a lot of money for you to have paid for digitisation. You would expect better 😤 I would also suggest going on to eBay and looking at secondhand units. It might be a cheaper option. I paid approx £375 for my unit. Brand new. I think the unit is way over priced though. Alternatively, keep an eye out for the Wolverine Movie Maker Pro. I am tempted to get one as you can put bigger reels onto the unit. www.wolverinedata.com/products/MovieMaker_Pro It might work out cheaper to import one from the states. Let me know how you get on. I’d be keen to hear an update in the future

@@ReelFilm2016 Thank you. I just spoke to a shop and they will have it in in about 3 weeks so I can have a look and also get a demonstration/test. Will check out the Wolverine. The reason why I might go for a new is I need a place to complain if it struggles. Seems to me, reading the comments here, some of them do. Will keep you updated. All the best :-)

@@unklbacon nice one. Look forward to hearing about your progress

Jasmine Shaw Hello there, thanks for your comment. I did encounter some jitteriness from time to time and I put this down to the age of the film, the scanner and the film speed. When some of these reels were shot, certain cameras shot in particular frames per second. Some films look really fast a and jumpy because of this. Sometimes, if you have the the ability to edit the film and change the film speed it can look more stable. In the film I scanned for this video, the clouds kept flashing in certain frames. Once I amended the brightness and the and quality of the scan, things looked much better. Sometimes it’s worth playing around with he scanner a bit. Hope that makes sense and helps you out

@Reel Film Thank you! I read reviews online that also mentioned the jittering. Sometimes adjusting the frame helps, but it isn't a permanent solution. I'll try adjusting the exposure or something. I'll let you know how I get on. Thanks again!

At least I know the film itself is fine, it is just scanning it. The same film can one day be jittery and then not be at all, so I am sure it is something with the scanner. When I first got the scanner, they were all perfect, but then the jittering started!

Jasmine Shaw Okay, well let me know how you get on. I’d be interested to know 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

DoctorPipi Hello, thanks for reaching out. Hmm, this is a bit of a strange one. The fact that this machine can only be powered by mains suggests a possible fault of some kind. Did you have your memory card inserted?

@@ReelFilm2016 Yeah, memory card inserted before powering on.

DoctorPipi I really don’t know then. If you are using the correct power source and following the instructions, I can’t see why it would ask you to connect the power supply. All I can think of is that there is a software issue. If it were me, I’d be returning it and getting a replacement.

Reel Film Thanks :) yeah, I think I will do that. I bought it on Amazon luckily.

DoctorPipi Oh that’s handy. Let me know how it goes 👍🏻

Hello there, thanks for watching and commenting. All of the movies which are in my playlist were uploaded by myself using the reflecta scanner. For what you are paying for this scanner, I think the quality of the footage is decent. Especially when you consider that professional scanners cost thousands of pounds. Take a look at this video which I uploaded. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pp92Zc-qt6yYnZs.html The film was my first time shooting super 8. Upon completion I sent it of to be processed and digitised. The professionally scanned video is on my channel but to make things easier for comparison purposes, I digitised the film on my reflecta scanner which is the one contained in the above link. Once you have clicked on the link and you are on the page, I have included the link to the professionally scanned video. All info is in the link. Let me know your thoughts

@@ReelFilm2016 I watched both, I do not know if you did much post processing on the Reflecta. On first watch when I leave the KZfaq player in Mini or Theatre mode I like the Reflecta scan much better than the professional scan, which seems too dark and gloomy and consists only of shades of grey, no black no white little contrast. The Reflecta scan shows true black and white and good contrast. Switching to full screen player, you notice digital artifacts on the Reflecta scan, some scenes seem more affected than others. But in Theatre mode the Reflecta wins for overall image impression more lively and fresh. Any comments yet on the Fomapan R100 Double8?

Resorob Hello again 😀 Glad you found the process helpful. I did indeed do some colour correction when I scanned the film on the reflecta. At first, I thought the professionally scanned one was much better, but since I have rewatched a few times, the reflecta does a pretty good job. Are you referring to my comment on the Fomapan film I mention in the video? If so, I have shot one side of the film but I am yet to shoot the other side. Once I have done that, I’ll send it off for processing. Thanks for your interest. I have just uploaded a new video today. Hope I have gained a new subscriber.

@@ReelFilm2016 Yes I was referring to the Fomapan you mentioned in the video, I bought some very nice Super-8 cameras, but further down the road I noticed that the fully mechanical aspect of the Double-8 cameras, as well as their styling appealed much more to me. So I have a Bolex B8 as well as a Bolex P1 reflex zoom loaded with fresh Fomapan R100. But I have "fear of pulling the trigger" don't know where that's coming from, sounds familiar to you? Rob.

Resorob Oh wow, they are some nice cameras. It’s my first time shooting double 8 so it will be interesting to see the results. I shot the first side on the Kodak Turret camera. Mechanically, the camera is sound, but it seemed to struggle once I closed the camera door and pressed the shutter. The film was passing through correctly but it was struggling. Kept stopping and starting. That’s why I got another camera. The other Kodak seems more reliable. But as long as you have loaded the film correctly, pressed the shutter and observed the film running smoothly, you will be fine. It’s all a learning experience and fun at the same time. Just out of curiosity, what part of the world are you from?

Hello, thanks for watching and commenting. Ha ha, no there is no specific reason, I was probably being lazy but didn’t want to encourage others to do the same Incase they damaged a film. Since this video, I thread the film in the way it advises you to. Either way, it has never caused me a problem. In regards to it jumping out of frame, this is fairly common, at least for me. Just adjust your framing before the recording process. Once you do that, it rarely moves out of frame for me. Another thing to bear in mind is 1) make sure you know the difference between 8mm and Super 8, ensuring it is switched to the correct format and 2) even if it does jump around a little, you can always amend the the crop in post production. Hope that is of some use to you 😀

@@ReelFilm2016 thanks. What do you use to edit the footage yourself? Also when playing back, what speed adjustment do you make in post? Super8 being native 18fps and N8 being around 12/16fps... ofcourse the scanner is playing both formats back at 25fps.

@@andrewbradley4020 I currently edit with Final Cut Pro. Nothing too fancy. You can do a lot of the same in iMovie. When it comes to the speed, I only slow or speed it up if I think it will dramatically improve the overall product. I quite like the sped up effect of old film and quite often leave them as is. That’s a personal preference though. If I do adjust speed, it is usually to slow it down so not to miss an Important item or subject in the film. I had no experience before getting the scanner. I get the most pleasure out of adding music and colour correcting film. Just experiment and do your thing. 😀

@@ReelFilm2016 cool. Last question! I have several reels bigger then the 5inch reel included. Have you manage to work/build a rig to accommodate the larger reels?

@@andrewbradley4020 Ahh yes, the big reel problem. Well you can of course make various contraptions to accommodate your need or purchase a Wolverine Movie Maker Pro. I was going to buy that model over the reflecta but at the time, the Import tax from the states was ridiculous. Sometimes they occasionally pop up on eBay.

It does it automatically. Once the scan is complete, the file is waiting for you. It’s that easy

No I haven’t I’m afraid. I haven’t had much time to dedicate to my hobby of late 😔

I have just pulled the instruction booklet out. There is nothing mentioned about resetting the frame counter I'm afraid.

Hello there. As far as I am aware, no it’s not. Professional scanners can do that though. 😀

It's 1440 X 1080.

@@Topper_Harley68 Correct :-)

@@Topper_Harley68 Well, actually it's 720x560. The result is an upscaled fake 1440x1080. Brutally compressed and noisy.

Thanks for watching and commenting. Yes, I can see you point there. I don’t know why I didn’t add a bit to the end showing the output. However, many people have also found the video helpful. If you are interested, I have a playlist dedicated to videos scanned on the reflecta.

Thanks for your comment. Well, for a toy scanner, it certainly suits my needs and my budget. 😀